The Eagan Steam Threshing Show

By Mr. John T. Hays
Published on May 1, 1976
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On the deck to the left, Reuben Boettcher, engineer on George H. Ohmann's 30 HP Minneapolis, is being assisted by Engineer Florian C. Karl, on the right. The engine was operating a 36 inch thresher at the 1975 show.
On the deck to the left, Reuben Boettcher, engineer on George H. Ohmann's 30 HP Minneapolis, is being assisted by Engineer Florian C. Karl, on the right. The engine was operating a 36 inch thresher at the 1975 show.
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These boys are Art and Crystal Andersen's grandsons, Mike and Jim Haubenschild shown with a scale model Case steamer from the Andersen Museum.
These boys are Art and Crystal Andersen's grandsons, Mike and Jim Haubenschild shown with a scale model Case steamer from the Andersen Museum.
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George H. Ohmann, Sr. stands on the deck of one of the 36 inch threshers, as he watches the pitchers strive to keep the wing feeders loaded. We missed seeing the young climber on the grain truck. These pictures taken at the Eagan Show. Courtesy of John T.
George H. Ohmann, Sr. stands on the deck of one of the 36 inch threshers, as he watches the pitchers strive to keep the wing feeders loaded. We missed seeing the young climber on the grain truck. These pictures taken at the Eagan Show. Courtesy of John T.

1511 Iglehart, S. Paul, Minnesota 55104.

The seventh annual Eagan Steam Threshing Show drew a good sized
crowd of interested people on September 13 and 14, 1975.

The show site is on the George H. Ohmann, Jr. farm which is
northwest of Rosemount, Minnesota, and seven and one-half miles
south of the Mendota Bridge. The show dates turned out to be clear

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